10 things we didn't know before the 32nd week of 2010

1. Pea plants can grow inside a human lung.
2. In Switzerland you can be fined $1m for speeding.
3. Seaside towns and the Isle of Man used to have postcard censorship committees.
4. The penguin on Penguin books was named Frostie after one of the editors at the publishing house.
5. Nationwide supermarket bans exist.
6. Naturalist Charles Darwin left the Victorian equivalent of about £13m today, and Charles Dickens £7m when they died.
7. Fishermen in Britain have a one in 20 chance of being killed on the job during the course of their working lives.
8. The Qwerty keyboard layout isn't random - it's to keep commonly used letters apart.
9. Some hardened sauna users can stand temperatures of up to 160C.
10. Honeybees are cleverer at certain times of the day.

(Borrowed from the BBC)